MADUKA UNIVERSITY OPENS 2026/2027 ADMISSION REGISTRATION, RELEASES SCHOOL FEES

MADUKA UNIVERSITY OPENS 2026/2027 ADMISSION REGISTRATION, RELEASES SCHOOL FEES

Legitdan News reports that Maduka University has officially opened admission registration for the 2026/2027 academic session following the release of the 2026 UTME results by Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board.

The institution announced that its approved UTME cut-off mark for admission is 150, in line with the national benchmark approved by JAMB.

According to the university, admission opportunities are available across several faculties, including the College of Medicine and Health Sciences, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Nursing Science, Faculty of Pharmacy, Faculty of Business and Social Sciences, and Faculty of Computing and Engineering.

Available programmes in the Faculty of Computing and Engineering include Computer Science, Cyber Security, Software Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Tuition for the programmes is fixed at ₦900,000 per session.

In the Faculty of Business and Social Sciences, programmes such as Accounting, Economics, Mass Communication, International Relations, and Transport Management attract ₦800,000 per session.

For the College of Medicine and Health Sciences, Medicine and Surgery (MBBS) is ₦4,210,000, while Radiography and Medical Laboratory Science are ₦1,200,000 each. Public Health and Physiotherapy are ₦900,000 per session.

The Faculty of Nursing Science offers Nursing at ₦1,710,000, while the Faculty of Pharmacy and Faculty of Law charge ₦1,710,000 each for Pharmacy and Law respectively.

The institution also announced an IJMB programme with a tuition fee of ₦800,000 for two semesters.

Management disclosed that Direct Entry candidates and transfer students are eligible to apply. Application forms are sold for ₦5,000, while the acceptance fee is ₦50,000.

The university added that students are allowed to pay tuition fees in two instalments using a 60 percent and 40 percent structure, except IJMB students who are expected to pay once.

Maduka University further clarified that feeding is based on a pay-as-you-eat system and stated that no hidden charges apply beyond the published fees.

Prospective applicants were advised to contact the university for more information regarding the admission process.